McLaughlin follows brother footstep at St John's Academy
Delafield Wis Dec 4 Tomas McLaughlin son of A McLaughlin of Kingworth Woodbridge joins St. John's Military Academy cadets as a tackle candidate following brother James who starred last season. Read like a local sports digest detailing season results and St. John's victories.
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Delafield
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St. John's Military Acadey
Tomas
MecLaughlin
Coonne A. McLaughlin
King Worge's
Toad
Woodbridge
James McLlough
Mac
St. John's
Jets
Great Laken Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Ripon College
Ripon
Wla
Theoculars
Platteville School of Mines
Oshkosh Normal
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
St. John‘'a
Mashual High School
Louisville
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Elgin Academy
Elgin
Lil
Television Sets To Be Sold To Public In Newark Deal
From research labs television is ready to go public. D. W. May Inc and Jenkins Television Corp plan a Jersey City contract to sell receivers in their broad Newark area via W2XKC station. A demonstration of the combination light and sound broadcast will be held in Newark and open to the public.
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D. W. May, Inc
Newark
Jenkins Television Corporation
Jersey City
W2xkc
Wight and Sound Broadcasting
R and H Bowlers Lead Industrial Pin Leaguers
Roessler and Hasslacher bowlers top the City Industrial Bowling League with three weeks to go. They must beat Steel Equipment to clinch the lead as Woodbridge Federal and other teams compete. The season features standings, local notes, and brief item sketches.
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Roessler
Hasglacher
Fiat
Woodbridge Federal
P. C
General Ceramic
Public Service
Roessler and
Hasslacher
Steel Equipment
8. H. Trucking
Perry Nursery Company Seeks Replacements After Death of Agent
Following the death of Mr. Charlie T. Wilde who served the territory nine years handling orders for trees and rubber products, Perry Nursery Company offers positions to men and women to continue the work. Pay weekly. Address Rochester, N.Y.
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Charlie T. Wilde
Perry Nursery Company
Rochester
Winter Angling Reflections and Tall Tales From the Stream
A nostalgic note on winter by the fire recalls angling days of spring and summer. The piece celebrates memories of lost and caught fish, playful exaggeration among friends, and the lore of the big one that got away, with a humor rooted in fishing camaraderie.
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Heavenly Gates
St. Peter
Osherman
Museum of Natural History
Mill
George
Jack
Joe
Pugs to Box at Amboy K of C Smoker Monday
Pugs will fight in Perth Amboy at the K of C High Street hall in a 115 pound card led by Bobby Kavan of Wilkes-Barre and Iggte de Blake of the Connell Club. Promoters Charlie Mikels and Cub Currie promise a lively evening with Frankie ONeill among the entrants.
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Perth Amboy
K. of C
Bobby Kavan
Wilkesbarre Whiglwind
Iegte de Blake
Connell Club
Igg
Frankie Oneill
Fane
Tecense Grid Followers Attend Army Notre Dame Game
Among those from town who attended the Army Notre Dame game last Saturday were Misses Frances and Margaret Jordan, Mayor William A. Ryan, P. L. Ryan, J. P. Gerrits, Nicholas Langan, Township Attorney Henry St. Clair Lavin and William Dockwell.
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Frances
Margaret Jordan
William A. Ryan
P. L. Ryan
J.P. Gerrits
Nicholas Langan
Henry St. Clair Lavin
William Dockwell
Rutgers Won Five and Four in 1929 Grid Season
Rutgers University’s 1929 football team finished with five victories and four defeats, a season Rutgers notes as more successful than 1938 by the Scarlet. They lost to Hal Croas, Catholic University, Lafayette and NYU, with NYU game decided in the last six minutes after a tie at 7 7.
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New Brunswick
Dec
Rutgers University
The
Scarlet
Rutgers
Haly Croas
Catholic University
Layette
New York University
Lafayette
Lincoln Field ClubFalls to Varsity Club in Perth Amboy
Passaic County champions Lincoln Field Club football were soundly beaten 13 to 0 by Perth Amboy Varsity Club at St Marys Stadium on Sunday. Gerity scored both touchdowns with Mullins adding the extra point as Woodbridge’s Werlack starred on defense.
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Lincoln Field Club
Passaic
Perth Amboy
St Mary's Stadium
Silk City
Heme
Gerity
Mullins
Laitner
Salaky
Mirilins
Polot
Werlack
Woodbridge
Retepeed
Anold W. Horween Named Harvard Football Coach
An old Harvard football coach, Anold W. Horween, is seen as a steady leader of men. It is believed Horween will continue to head the team through another season. He became Harvard's coach in 1907.
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Anold W. Horween
Harvard
Herween
Staon
Haward
Cacciola Elected Captain of 1930 Woodbridge Team
Anthony Cacciola was elected captain of the 1930 Woodbridge High School football team at a meeting of 19 players from St Marys. Cacky led with 9 votes, Stillman 6, Schmidt 2, Montague 2, Ruddy 1. Manager position undecided. two assistant managers named Levi and Vabal. Three seniors depart, Dayer plans Rutgers football, eight core players remain with several prospects for next year.
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Anthony Cacciola
Woodbridge High
St. Mary's
Carl Jensen
Fords
Cacky
Stillman
Schmidt
Montague
Ruddy
Levi
Vabal
Dayer
Rutgers
Fullerton Ad
Inter-class basketball results at the high school
Sophomores defeated freshmen 15 to 11 while juniors topped seniors 21 to 13. Campbell led juniors with six points. Sherman Pew and Cacciola had five each. Dimock and Dave led seniors with five apiece. Parsons scored five for sophs and Peterson and Heller had four. Predmore starred for freshmen with five.
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Campbell
Sherman
Pew
Cacciola
Dimock
Dave
Woodbridge High crews cheer new crimson and black uniforms
Followers of the Woodbridge High School athletic squads express satisfaction as uniforms return to crimson and black. Past years saw rainbow colors in football basketball and baseball gear. The new basketball uniforms look snappy with striped jerseys and heavy crimson suede trunks.
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Woodbridge
Woodbridge Civic League bowling meets thrill as Lions Club prevail
Tuesday night matches at Craftsmen alleys saw Woodbridge Company No 1 defeat the Lions Club by comfortable margins while Fire Company led by Andy Simegsen posted 205. Einhorn and Schubert scored 188 for the Columbians as Knights of Classies and American Legion tied up in a high scoring session. The second meet featured Avenel Fire Company crushing Fords Lions Club with Larson 234 and Dunham near 200 as Craftsmen beat Rotary Club with Greiner 196 and Naylor 229 to 211.
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Uestion
Woodbridge Civic League
Woodbridge Company No. 1
Lions Club
Lions
Curt Gray
Ford
Wyld
Hruska
Hanson
Andy Simegsen
Rehemroth
Einhorn
The.k. of C
Legion Omaple-Destroyers
Knights
Caseys
Knights of Calassies American Légion Einhorn
Keating
MO Sullivan
Hotahan Awe Ee
Dunham _S
Avenel Fire Company
Fords Lions Club
M. Larson
Frank Dunham
Fords Corners
Rotary Club
Augie Greimer
Rotarians
Wayne Cox
Fettle
Craftsuen
A. Simonsen
Jackson
Mandemaker
Cox
St. Naylor
W. Warr
Pomeroy
Greiner
Rice reviews high school grid season
Orion Rice recounts a high school football season, naming new varsity players such as Lockle Camp eli Shermas Markous Glee Nelson and veterans Campbell Sherman and Schmidt. He praises Campbell as fastest on the squad and notes Hawkie Gioe and Markous as key reserves shaping a strong lineup for next year.
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Seucen
Bayer
Stillman
Cacciola
Montage
Aquila
Schmitt
Rose
Dimock
Sead
Fullerton
Ruddy
Hawkins
Saf
Lockle
Campeli
Shermas
Markous
Glee
Nelson
Lockie
Montague
Campbell
Sherman
Schmidt
Fullertos
Eee
Wen
Letkie
Stiltman
Russ
Sam Gioe
Albert Hawkie
Hawkies
Hawks
Tom
Raddy
Tang
Mosquitoes and mystery surface in quirky exchanges
A fragment from Florida Times-Union and Muskogee Phoenix shows odd questions about mosquitoes and a mother’s remark about hair and a neck wash. The exchange hints at a domestic scene with humor and curiosity.
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Florida Times- Union
Muskogee Phoenix
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